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This highlight cannot be seen from the location; I moved it to the correct place in my Vilsbiburg tour.

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A shady spot with two wooden patio chairs invites you to linger and reflect.

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Best ice cream parlor in the area - always worth a visit - ice cream, chocolates, cakes, coffee

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It is currently being renovated and barrier-free access is being built, but it can still be visited and is worth a visit. Be sure to visit the nativity scene! 😉

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Delicious and great motivation when out and about with the kids

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Bavaria's Best Ice Cream Parlor 2023 with the award for 1st place. Exotic flavors that you can't get everywhere, but the classics are also available in a waffle. Nothing to linger for long, as there are no direct seats, but there are benches where you can lick your ice cream in peace. 🍨

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Continuing south, we soon reached today's geotope. 14. Former Großmaulburg gravel pit near Vilsbiburg > significant “The sediments exposed in the former gravel pit are placed in the Moldanubian Series of the Upper Upper Freshwater Molasse. The pit is completely overgrown except for two smaller outcrops. Previously, on the former mining wall, cylindrical cavities in the sediment could be seen in diagonally layered sands (leading to feldspar and biotite, with iron hydroxide impregnations), which indicated embedded driftwood. Leaf flora was found in clay lenses” (Environmental Atlas of Bavaria)

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Expansion of the district heating pipeline network on Saliterweg. With the expansion of the district heating pipeline network on Saliterweg, the Vilsbiburg public utility company is setting an example for the energy transition. 26 properties are supplied with environmentally friendly heating energy. The energy supply of around 360,000 kWh/a means CO2 savings of around 120 tonnes annually.

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In 2013, the ditch along the road was renatured by the Vilsbiburg public utility company. The natural planting of willows and alders as well as the sowing of native grasses and flowers gave the stream back its original character.

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Orchard with apple, pear and plum trees. In 2019, an orchard with apple, pear and plum trees was created on the extensively cultivated areas near the drinking water fountain. The fruit is freely available to all citizens.

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Drinking water fountain on Saliterweg for groundwater extraction With the four 55 to 160 meter deep drinking water wells on Saliterweg and Zeilinger Berg, around 1.4 million m3 of groundwater are pumped annually using pumps powered by PV electricity. The one square kilometer water protection area around the fountains contributes to the high quality of the water.

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600 kW/h lithium-ion battery storage from Vilsbiburg municipal utilities In order to increase the self-consumption of the open-space photovoltaic system on Saliterweg, a 600 kW/h lithium-ion battery storage system was put into operation by the municipal utility in March 2023. More than 80 percent of the annual electricity consumption of 620,000 kW/h for the four drinking water wells can be generated in the PV system, which is only 100 meters away, improving the energy balance of the municipal utility company by around 155 tons of carbon dioxide. The excess PV electricity is delivered regionally to municipal utility customers via the VIB-Regio model.

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Old linden tree at the fork in the road to Zeiling. The linden tree at the fork in the road to Zeiling, which is over 200 years old, is not only an important habitat for birds and insects. The deciduous tree with a trunk diameter of around 1.2 meters and a crown diameter of 21 meters stores around 10 tonnes of the greenhouse gas CO2 in the trunk, branches and roots and thus makes an important contribution to climate protection.

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Nature discovery trail on Buja-Allee Beautiful walk along the renatured Vils Canal with information boards. The nature discovery trail on Buja-Allee along the renatured Vils Canal behind the town hall offers all visitors and especially school classes the opportunity to take a closer look at the local nature and the animals and plants that occur there. Interactive exploration tours can be carried out independently with the help of exploration sheets or with supervision. The visitor gets an insight into the habitats there with their flora and fauna. Further information can be found at: regionalmanagement.vilsbiburg.de/vilsnatur

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The bridge over the Vils is currently closed (as of January 2024) and is being renovated. Crossing the Vils either via the Balkspitz or on the B299.

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Worth seeing museum in the center of the city of Vilsbiburg The Holy Spirit Hospital was founded as a retirement home in 1476 by Caspar Westendorfer from Vilsbiburg, then pastor of St. Jodok in Landshut. Vilsbiburg Local History Museum since 1958. The hospital church was built as St. Catherine's Church. According to various stylistic features inside, it was probably built around 1400. The hospital church can still be visited today. The Vilsbiburg local history museum – Kröninger Hafnermuseum houses a valuable collection of regional culture. It was compiled, organized and presented to the public over more than 100 years - today in the listed historical hospital ensemble in the heart of Vilsbiburg. Ten key themes guide you through the history of the city and old district of Vilsbiburg. Thanks to the largest department and extensive research into the Kröninger pottery craft, the museum attracts guests and experts from near and far. Several generations of committed volunteers grew with the work in the museum and with them the museum grew. Today it is known beyond local borders and is considered an important museum in the Bavarian museum landscape. Also the current team, which consists of a full-time management and a large volunteer team The advisory board exists, researches and writes, leads tours, looks after groups and school classes, answers inquiries, maintains the archive, the depot and develops special exhibitions. Opening hours: The museum is open all year round, with the exception of:1. November (All Saints Day), December 24th (Christmas Eve), December 25th and 26th (Boxing Day) and December 31st (New Year's Eve) Sunday: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Wednesday: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m On the first weekend of every month additionally: Saturday: 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. / Sunday: 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m Register for group tours using the online form or by calling the museum director on 08741 305 170

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Built between 1870 and 1897 in neo-Romanesque style instead of a church from 1836. Founded as a pilgrimage in 1686 by chimney sweep Donatus Barnabas Orelli. New buildings and renovations in 1687, 1704, 1793/96, 1836, 1870 and 1952/62. Monastery built in 1827, expanded in 1851 and 1873. Towers built in 1880 and 1885 respectively.

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The upper gate tower was built as part of the fortifications in the 15th century. Renaissance hood around 1540. Market tower keeper's apartment until the beginning of the 20th century. The majority of the curtain walls were demolished shortly after 1800.

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With the PV open space park on Saliterweg opposite the two drinking water fountains, which was completed in September 2022, Stadtwerke Vilsbiburg is breaking new ground, as it was previously difficult to set up PV systems in water protection areas. In addition, the area is permanently cultivated as a flowering meadow and thus contributes to drinking water protection. The system is primarily used to generate electricity for pumping and treating water from the nearby wells and the elevated tank on the Zeilinger Berg. While the pumps and water treatment were previously operated mainly at night with night-time electricity, they are now operated in conjunction with the PV system during the day during the sun-intensive hours. The system is supported by a battery storage system with a storage capacity of 600 kW/h. While the two large wells run with a capacity of 140 kW during the day, the two smaller pumps are operated at night with a total capacity of 72 kW from the battery storage. The power storage is fully charged once during the day and discharged during the night at an almost constant operating temperature. Thanks to the optimal operating conditions, a long service life of the 6 meter long and 2 meter high storage can be expected. By filling the 3,000 cubic meter drinking water tank with solar power during the day, this also becomes an energy store. Due to the natural gradient of almost 50 meters in height difference, the drinking water flows into the supply area without the use of energy with a line pressure of up to five bar and supplies Vilsbiburg's households. The total annual power generation of the PV system is calculated at 1.3 million kWh. Of the 620,000 kWh required for the water supply, more than 500,000 kWh will be produced in the company's own PV system in the future and, measured against the German electricity mix, save 155 tons of CO2 per year. With around one percent of Vilsbiburg's electricity requirements, the water supply is a major consumer. In the future, less than 120,000 kWh per year will have to be drawn from the power grid. The approx. 800,000 kWh surplus during the day will in future be offered to private and commercial customers by the public utilities via the regional electricity model.

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Mitanand, Miteiander at home, Mitanand steles, card-setting fountain

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